Sentence examples for trade which was from inspiring English sources

There is special material on cattle trade, which was the beginning of the collection.

Progress toward a new agreement on trade, which was started two years ago at a W.T.O.

When news of the accord broke in July, he responded by freezing cross-border trade (which was flourishing).

Indeed, the introduction focused on his fame-inducing trade, which was to short the subprime mortgage market.

Instead, it was a paean to the virtues of free trade, which was irrelevant to the question at hand.

But Dallas and Kansas City had been negotiating a trade, which was completed before Minnesota could respond.

The action was challenged by Swift Trade, which was dissolved last year.

"Everyone is tired of this Government, of this dictatorship," said an English teacher watching near the Ministry of Trade, which was guarded by a navy contingent.

Sevilla became the centre of the exploration and exploitation of America through the Casa de Contratación ("House of Trade"), which was established there in 1503 to regulate commerce between Spain and the New World.

The other local commodity exchange, the New York Board of Trade, which was in one of the twin towers, is planning to reopen on Monday in a backup site in Long Island City, Queens.

The forecast was put together by Admiral Robert FitzRoy, who led the meteorological department in the Board of Trade which was later renamed the Met Office.